To ask a question in Tibetan, the verb of the question must match the verb of the answer. For example, "Are you Tibetan?" would be expressed as "Am you Tibetan?" which matches the answer "I am Tibetan." This rule applies to first and second person but third person questions are formed like in English. Additionally, interrogative marks are added to questions without interrogative pronouns based on the last character of the verb.
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2. The main rule
In Tibetan, when you want to ask a question,
you have to use the verb of the answer.
Here is an example:
• English way: Are you Tibetan? → I am Tibetan.
• Tibetan way: Am you Tibetan? → I am Tibetan.
3. The main rule
It works in the other way also:
• English way: Am I crazy? → You are crazy!
• Tibetan way: Are I crazy? → You are crazy!
But with the 3rd person (he, she, they), it works
like in English:
• English/Tibetan way:
Is he in Lhasa? → He is in Lhasa.
4. Interrogative marks
• When you use an interrogative pronouns
(where, who, when, what, how many…), you
do not need an interrogative mark.
• But if you do not use one of them, then you
must add a mark after the verb, according to
its last character.
